
Letting Go of the Greater Good
All of the lectionary readings for Advent were blatantly political. Maybe a better way to put it is they were all anti-establishment. Every text was
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All of the lectionary readings for Advent were blatantly political. Maybe a better way to put it is they were all anti-establishment. Every text was
I’ll admit, I got duped into signing up for Audible a few months back. I always sign up for promotions and then forget to cancel.
Christianity can falsely be made so severe that human nature must revolt against it in order to cast it or thrust it away. But Christianity
This past week I took my son and daughter to see Gary Clark Jr., a blues guitarist from Austin Texas. The timing was fitting, it
A couple of Fridays ago, some friends and I took the hourlong trip to an off-the-beaten-path dive bar in Nebraska – Bob’s Bar, in Martinsburg.
“Sin is lurking at the door; its desire is for you, but you must master it.” This is what the Lord says to Cain. Cain
This morning I propose that the increasing fatalism within the Christian community, the resignation that the world is as it is, is a product of
There’s a story in Mark’s gospel about how Jesus tries to get away from the crowd, only to be found by an unnamed woman. Jesus
The time has come for our politics to die; it has become too sick and twisted to save. Our politics has become infected with privilege
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